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An action movie centered around a group of street racers.An action movie centered around a group of street racers.An action movie centered around a group of street racers.
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Andrew W. Walker
- Mike Cassidy
- (as Andrew Walker)
Fahri Yardim
- Money Man
- (as Fahri Ögün Yardim)
Daniel Krauss
- Werner
- (as Daniel Kraus)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- GoofsIn the first car chase, when the police car rolls over, a roll-bar can be seen in the car.
- Quotes
Mike Cassidy: First rule of racing. What's behind you doesn't matter.
- SoundtracksScream Out Loud
Performed by Soccx
Written and Published by David Clewett (as D. Clewett), Alina Devecerski (as A. Devecerski), Alice Gernandt (as A. Gernandt), Novel Jannusi (as N. Janussi), J. Viklund
Produced and Arranged by Beatgeeks: David Clewett (as D. Clewett) and Novel Jannusi (as N.N. Jannusi)
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My expectation for this movie was a pathetic story used largely as an excuse to show hot girls and expensive custom cars driving fast with lots of bikinis and street-racing / car chasing action, which has been the standard for the popular street-racing films from Hollywood recently. Surprisingly this movie, while still keeping the many stereotypical themes from this genre, had a story that was well thought-out, unpredictable, and became an excellent foundation upon which to build the street-racing and car chasing action I was looking for.
Unfortunately there were some unfortunate goofs in the movie and the dialog was very weak at times -- I believe it could have been much better than it was.
This movie is also missing some of the big expensive and flashy action scenes from Hollywood street-racing movies. However, looking back on the movie I feel this served to make the movie more real and less imaginary. Writing as someone who views "The Fast and The Furious" as Hollywood's pathetic attempt at making a respectable street-racing movie I was able to watch this movie and, at long last, actually care about how winning or losing street-races impacted the story being told. The ending turned out to be a lot simpler than I would have preferred but it did bring the story full circle to a satisfying conclusion.
And I hope the reference to the Initial-D anime (with the cup of water in the car) was intentional, it was a nice touch.
Unfortunately there were some unfortunate goofs in the movie and the dialog was very weak at times -- I believe it could have been much better than it was.
This movie is also missing some of the big expensive and flashy action scenes from Hollywood street-racing movies. However, looking back on the movie I feel this served to make the movie more real and less imaginary. Writing as someone who views "The Fast and The Furious" as Hollywood's pathetic attempt at making a respectable street-racing movie I was able to watch this movie and, at long last, actually care about how winning or losing street-races impacted the story being told. The ending turned out to be a lot simpler than I would have preferred but it did bring the story full circle to a satisfying conclusion.
And I hope the reference to the Initial-D anime (with the cup of water in the car) was intentional, it was a nice touch.
- chris_imdb-2
- Aug 8, 2009
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- Gross worldwide
- $1,190,456
- Runtime1 hour 40 minutes
- Color
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